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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
QROUERIKs.

sueAR-Cofiee, 6t@8ic; yellow clsr.
i6ed, 6}c; seconde, 6a@6c; refined A,
6f@6}c; granulsted, 7c; powdered,
7ie; cut loaf, 73c. Firm.
RIcE--LouisianH, 4i@5lc; Carolina,
5}@6tc.
OAsDIEs-Sticks. all sizes, In boxes,
pals aud barrels, 7,@9ic.
CnFFEs-Oommon. zoe; ordinary
20i@2lc; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio,
23c; choice TO fancy, 23i@2ic ;
old government, 29@S2c, Strong,
SALr-Ohio river, 81 l5@l 20 per
barrel; Saginaw. ST. 25@l SO per bar
rel; sacks, fine, 81 S5@l As; coarse,
81 l0@l 10; pockets, bloacLed,
23@7c.
MoLAssEs - Louisiana, common to
fair, 27@SOc; prime to choice, 42@5Oc /;
syrup 2b@40c; centrifugal, common 10
fair, 25@2Sc; prime 70 choice, 4O@i5c !;
fancy, S594Jc. Firm.
NKw ORLEANS, La, September q
Coffee In light demand but holders
firm RIO cargoes, common 10 prime,
lsl@2llc, Rec active, firm and
higher; Louisiana Ordinary 10 prime,
4t@5t'. Sugar-op2n keills-iully
far, 6il; good fair, 5sc; cenhii1ga's--
of white, 81 G5 8 49,; ohoics yellow
clar fad, ole; seconds. 5@5Ic. Molas.
cess l. )uisisna oentriiugas strictly
prime to fancy, 2S@S3c.
Nav YORK ssptem oer2 Coffee, spot
fair; Rio quiet at 2ctc; options
opened firm, closing 6@l0 pointa low.
or; sales. 1900 bAgs; September,
SIS 10@lS 20; October, SIS 359lS So /;
November, SIS FOOLS IS; December,
flS 75@lS so; Jsnuary, SIS S59lS Oh ,
February, SIS S69ls 30, March, $40
AIril, SIS 95Cplg. Sugar active aud
steady; osntriiugals, 6sc; mola-ses eu
var, 4 7.l8c; BsrBSmbuco, 43c; Ri,
Grsnde, 4ac: isir refining QUOTED at
IL l6c; refined arm auu active
extra q, 6S5lc bid; white extra O, 81
@6 Al; yelow, a AL; Of A, ,5i9
Ste; mould A, GtG6 3 l6c; standard
A. 8 Is 1876; cont cli,uers' A, 6tA
q 3 l6c; uowdered, Ole; grsnula,ed,
. 3 l6S Ole; cubes, ste. Mo aSes
dull and nominal. Rice, steady, fairly
active.
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FINANCE. AND COMMERCE.
Money 8 Per Cent, New York Ex-
change Is Premium.
Cotton Quiet - Kidding Cotto"'
9lzo -saIes Today 100
Bales.
APPEAL 0FTIcr,
FarDAY EyexIse, September 2, 1887.

APrEAL OFFICE, I
FarDAY EvEsIsG. September y 1887.
In general way the money market
in Arm and quiet, with rates at 5 per
cent. to bank customers. Tne local
cotton market remains quiet. Spots
are h1m and unchanged at New York
and New Orleans, and futures feature
less. A leading New York cotton
circular of date the I'd says OF the
future market: "Cost averaged some
what higher, but the tone was not as
strong So yesterday, and the advance
could not be sustained. Final rates
were only l@2 points above last even
ing and trading light"
The Liverpool mOrket 10 steady |;
failures advanced ore point. Gable
from Manchester states that cloths ere
steady, somewhat insctive; yarns dull,
limited inquiry.
An Eastern exchange fays mackerel
has become a luxury. At the prices
the jobbsrs and retailers are forced to
ask for their fish, the poorsr class Of
people, who ere usually The largest
consumers, are "sbut out"
rom indulging in their favorite dish,
Oab'e sdvices from Europe indicate
the breaking Of the August corner on
sayar, this report quoting best weak
and decidedly lower. On the lst the
new rules went into effect a! the New
York Cotton Exchange. In brief, the
new rules provide that no contract
for the future delivery OF cotton shall
be noticed in any public report or cir.
culsr, or in any manner recognized or
enforced by the Exchange une,s both
parties thereto are members Of the
Exchange, nor viii suy contract for
less than 100 bales be acknowledged.
Verbal contracts are to have the same
standing, iorcs and effect as written
oree.
IhP,Rrs.
SeveDty.6ve brls apples, 80 pkss
butter, 60 rolls bsgging, 1872 ptgs bs.
cou, 6s2 pks boots and shoas. 5000 bu
corn. 500 ska cotton seed, 90 pkgs dry
goods, AZ pigs esgp, 700 brls Il juf, 49,
bales hGy, 80 head cattle, % head
horfea and mulea 7SO nk0a latd III
fee! lumber, l75 pkR- liquorr, 500 bil:
hme, 90 brls meal, 200 bu oats, carr
pork sides, 20 pkgs rise, go brls
sugar, 520 psgs tobacco aud 1900 bu
wheAi.
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GEN RRAL NEWS,


BUSINESS fair.
CLEAR and pleasant.
RIVER falling again.
0Sk boat leaving today.
THE Mississippi is rlsipg ats, Paul.
ARKANSAS river is risiny at Little
Rock.
tbs Annie p. Silver leaves n. Louis
today for New Orleans.
The Gsyoso leaves here Monday
evening Tor Tptonville.
DURING thu twcnty.iour bouYs end.
iny at noon yesterday the river hero
IL two incnea.
THE City OF VicEsburs was ex.
pee ed To pass here last night on her
vay 10 81, Louie.
The Rene Macseady. from O,csols f,
brought 81 bgles cotton, % bales new
hay and 3ji sacks cotton seed.
The Cnahoma, from Frlve Point,
brought 80 bales cotton, 80 Nays seed
cotton mad 1913 sacks cotton seed.
Tis X l. Ohbb passed Helena yes.
terday aud will arrive te;e this morn
log Sha leaves this evening" fyr Ar.
kan'as river.
ThK Rovernmsnt tteamer T. nina
E,hDIidgs arrived yesteidiy with
80 zen bsrges load, d With rock. The
rock will be used In the harboT.
The Auchcr Liro packets leaving
here tomorrog evening afe the City
OF p ovldeDc,, ipr V.oSs1u at 10
am, aad the City OF oirl, Tor ~
Lou'r, o. 4 p,m,
Tux z l. Ojbb was expected to ar
rive last night rom 4 Kansas river
and she viii leave THE evening fl
poiTin ou that suoau, Oip. Il. H.
Smith cImuauds. with James ~
rhompsoa IN the Office.
THE Bella Nempht, from ". L9ul'
passed to Vlcksnurg ys5;7ilay even
log with 0 god THO. She M, u
here 1854 package, iGclu'ioR 200 bar
relb n Jur, $40 barrels meal. 400 barrel
potatoes, 4 bal,n co:tln AID 600 rolls r
bagz,fs. She added here about 3
tons OF miscellaneous freight.
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HoUsEuoLp SUPPLIES.

APPLEs-Ke turky stock, ~ 60(93
per barrel, dried apples, Sc per pound
from store. Dried peaches, 5lc from
store.
vKakrABLB-oa ions, 81 1908 from
store. OAbbsge. Northern. s4@4 rs
per crste, Sl2 so per 100 Krsut, par.
Iels, 50; hail bsS els, 50. Garlic, 81 per
100.
FsUrr-0raDges, IS 90 per box; lem.
ons, s. 60(94 80 per box; eesior.
Bananas, al 6O(92 30 per bunch.
NUr-Cocoanuts, 81 per 100. Pea.
nuts Virginia, g.; Tennessee farm.
ere stock, Slsic; roasted, 2tc higher !;
ehell %, l0c. Pscsns-Texas, 7@Dl0c.
RAIsiSs Lon3on ayers. s.; layeTs,
- rs; California, 81 10.
PioELEs-In rs, pin,-, Csc; quarts
81 30; bali gallo 8. 81 20; gsllons,
% IS; loose, barrels. 81 90, bal
barrels, u IS; mixed, barrels, $40 80
mixed, haf barrels, 90.
EGaa-S,eadv iBc.
PorArnm - Firm, selling, 81 66G
2 IS per barrel.
CIDEa-S New York, 81 10 per barrel
ard "a so per hall bsTTel.
FIsH-MsckPre half barrels, No. 1,
90 25; NJ. 2, s. as; No. 3, 80; lob
kit, No. |, 81; NJ. 2, 0ic; No ., S5c.
Dry herring, family, 25c per box.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet; middling, Ole. Sales,
LOG bales; receipts, 272 bales; ship.
ments, - bales; stock ou hand, 1929
bales; receipts to date, $50 bales /;
shipments to date bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, &c; good ordinary, 7Ic;
low middlIng, Sic; middling, 9ic;
good middling, 9ic; midding fair,
nominal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September 1st, 45S9; burnt,
-; home consumption 10 date, -;
stock running account, 1923 Impcrts--
M. & o. r. Re-; l.. & N. II. r., IL;
M. d T. r. r, 70; N. & l. K. X. r., IL ;
L., N. 0. & I. r e., 8, X. O., s. & NJ.
X. r, L; M, IS & B. r. r s; steam.
ers, ll9; wagons 70. Exports-none.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts at Memphis for week ending
September I'd, 937 oshs, as sgainst III
bales same week las, year; since Sep
TENDER lst, $3.50 bsles, against l04
bales came time last year.
Shipments for the week, - bales,
as against 295 bales came week last
year; since September lst, -
bales, 90 against 295 bales came
time last year
New York epoH opened firm ard
closed firm; middling. loo. Sales, 76l
bales. Quotations were az folio We: Or
binary, 7ic; good ordinary, 1916
low middling, 9sc; middliny, 10c; good
middling, lOic; middlipg fair, l0Jc;
fair, llic. Futures opened steady and
closed barely steady, as follows: Sap.
TENDER, o 50S9.bl October, 8 $500 80 ;
November. o 299g 80; December, 8 20
@9 80; January, 8 34@9 50; Febroary,
o AZ; March, 8 40; April, $500 81
May, 9.63@984; June, 5000 70;
July, 8 76@9.77. Sslee, $1,000 bales.
The New Orleans spot market opered
quiet and closed steady; middli1s, o.,
Sales, 500 bales. ca 'tations we're a,
follows: Ordinary. &c; good ordi.
nary. SIC; low middliug, SIC; mid.
ding, 9sc; good middling, 9ti. Fat
ure, opened frm and closed qniet, q,
follows: sep'spbsr, 8 07@s 9s; 0cto
Der, s sS9s.S9 November, 8 S3CaS "a
December, s.s6Ss 81; January, 8 92@
S93; February, 90l@9 OF; March
Q lO691l; April, 92l@92l May
8 S0S9 so; June, s.SS S9 40. Sales, 40,
800 bales.
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10 523. lowest $8 45, closing at $6 AZ;
November opened at Sc 80, highest
% 80, lowest So 45, closing at $6 IA;
January opened at Sc so, highest
50 60, lowest 90 62a, closing at IS 57i.
Short ribs, per 100 lbs- September
opened at IS 40, highest rs 40, low.
est IS 26, closing at s8 S7A; October
opened at IS 40, higheet IS As, lowest
SIS 80, closing at IS 40; January
opened at SO As, highest So IS,
lowest SO 45, closing at So As On the
Produce Exchange today the butter
market was weak at lS@?Sc for
creamery and l6(920c Tor dairy. Eggs
were steady al l39l3A,.
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clsarines today were $3.50, sos, 1859; bal

clssrines today were $3.50, sos, 1859; bal.
sncee, IS. 665, 122.
BosroN, MASS, September 2.-Bsnk
clearlpgs today were $l7,45O,379; bal
ances, 81. ass. COL. e
ST.. Louis, Mo-, September 2 The
bank cleariugs today were $500 .64S ;
balances, $62S.372.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September a.
Bank clearings today were $ll .42o .643 ;
balances, fl,S57,7l5.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September Bank
cleariDgs today were Sl20l2,0l3, the
large increase coming through month.
ly settlements.
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Woo.

Wool - BURY grease wool, un.
washed, l39iso; clear gres'e wool,
23C926c; bury washed, 23Cg30c; tub
washed, 3S6,SSs.
ST. Lows, Mo, sspiem Der 2.-Wool
quiet but steady; unwashsd bright, 20
ta26i; oosre brad, l5923ci low
sandy, l0a20; fns light, l79lsc; fine
heavy, liC9eOc; tub washed-foe, IS
@i0ei fair, 35(a37c; low. 9O(4S3e.
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en-, g 9OSs; cows. bulls and mixed,
81 S5(dS Is; Texas cattle, 81 46(9S III;
western RANGERS, 81 zoos 70. Hogs
Receipts, 1900 head. Market hrmer !;
packing and shipping, q 1902 90 |;
light, "a 75(a5 70; skips, "a b0ae4 w.
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head. Market
brisk and pricss hjpher; stockers,
81 IS; Texans, IS 1908 IS; Western,
S 40; lambs, "a 90. 1926.
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WHnKY-strslght Kentucky Bur
bon, Maryland aud Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
neeseo WHISTLES, according 81 $40 ard
make , common whisky, aOeCDl 10, &C.
cordine TO proof.
OIsrISsAri o.. septembe, 2.-Whis-
Ky In good demand. SAei Of 1865 bar.
rsls n ished goods on blsis q 81 %.
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A &s,s sS'l ch..r.,.


PirtsBUkG, sspisub,r 2. Noon River
stationary. Weather cloudy and warm.
WHEELING, ., September !. Noon River
20 inches IN the EutFe and stationary,
Weaiher clear And pleasant
OulsVlLLk,teptembor 2 -Neon-Hiyor
ftationAryg J toat In the eanAi and 10 inches
on tho ttlls. WsaihaF clear and pleasant
CAIRO, September -ko9b-hivtT 4
feet finchss weather clear and warm. Ar
rivedg JAY Gould. New Orleans. DEPARTED
gou'd g. Louii, IAN. Arkansas Cit, 81.
Ifais. b. m.
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nuLEs Am HoKsKs.

MULEs-Liyht demand; IL 10 l4I
hands hlgh fSn9l20; l4i 10 ~ banda
hiih, tll6lal35; IS - 10. hands high,
tl3bC9l50; i5t 10 10 hands high, &l60
Tho episi dsmand is ilr mules from 10
~ lit hands hlgh--lsvee mules
HoREs-Du1; drivers, fl25Cal05
heavy dtaii, tlibC9is0; eddie, tl26Cn
10; eIfs faddle, fl7bC9Zlb; plugs,
b5Cgsb. Texas ponies, t2OCSe5i low
On maTkal
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COTTON SYN PRODUCTS.

PaIxE CRuDa On - none; oG
crude, nonej prime summer yellow,
4Oci Gu tummfr yellow, ~ ;
choice cooking fummef yellow, 40g
42G; miners sum nef yellow, 2SgfOcj
prime cotton ascd meal, $40 car load
lois les than car load, $751; Oh CT
ton seed msal. -.
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NEW YORK any SCOOPS MARKET.

NEW YORK ORS sOODs MARKET.
NEW York, September 2,--With the
joobipg trade OF the country very
active the business with agents con-
tinues satisfactory. Wsmsutta wide
sheetings reduced on a basis OF $50 Tor
10 bleached, and Wamsu!ts and Nav
York mile 80 inch bleacSei to l0ic,
without any stocks.
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LIyE sssaa.

Hoss-Oboice, 4C9iio.
sHErP-Choiee, $40; medium, 20
2is.
LAnB,-Good ~ choice. si(9i 30.
GaAss OArrLn-Cnoice, Bic; good,
39sio; fair 70 medium, 2lC92tci seal
lAwAso, li9l.c.
OHIoAoo. IT,, September 2.-The
Drovers' journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 1000 head. MARKET q iist |;
natives, 1905 2oj ssocksrs and Iced
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ToB,oco-Comman, 25935o; other
grades. 35Cas5c.
SsuYP -Garotrs, $40 IS; Rilph's,
$40 25; Railroad. 90 %.
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HInEa Aan IALi.nM.

HID1-Dry flint. No. !, lie; No. 2,
lie; dry Billed, SOLE; green sailed,
No. Lite; No. 2, ste; green, bC98c.
Sheep stlns, lbcC9tl. BoeswAI, 2Oc
rallow, 3(13tc.
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New York and principal ci.ies North
and u &C, pay buying. 1 premium cell.
ing; New ENGLAND sight, ! discount
buying; New 0flsan5, ! discount buy.
ing, paf selling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
NJ sss,ion OF tie Oil Bard was
held 10 day.
Ngw YoEK Septic nbar Money on
call vas active a, 20 s per cent !;
las, loan z; clusri a. 6toT. Prime
mercantile p'prr 10 o. Sterliu0 ax
change dali bat E.esdy at i79i Tor
90 day bills and 1881 for demand.
Government bonds wsrs dali but
STEADY b. frm. Sla.s bondg were dull
and featuTsless.
The stock market vas somewhat
ieverish today In coDseq 1oncs OF thu
efforts oil the beare, whicn wefs chiefly
ezsrled In the forenoon 10 che OK the
sdva, CO. THIS met with little or no
resistance from The bulls until lale In
the CAV, when ieveral stocks were
civ n a sharp tSis', and the market
recovered IL decidedly firm tone.
Railroad boada were quiet. Sales,
1850 900. Closing quotations:
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RAILROAD TlAE TABLE,.
Chesapeake and Ohio Route.

Chesapeake ana Ohio Route.
Leaves Arrives
.Hast NALL. $3.50 a. IN .Past NAIL. II i5s an
Fast Elk ..... $3.50 y. m .Fast EI. e. 2;is Am
'Ripley AZ. $3.50 p. m 'Ripley Ac.. $40 am
Mail and express trains ran solid botwesn
Memphi, and Louisville; Pullman eaast
clining chair car on express. Three hours
quickest time to Chicass. Ticket Office an
der Peabody Hotel.
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Rsceipts at ports. this day. 1877 ...... q. 9.663
Receipts at pofu. this day. lss5..... zee. 5. '3l
CONSOLIDATED STATEN


At noon: Liverpool spoia were
steady; fair demand. Sales, 5000 6alss,
OF which American 600 bales. Re.
ceipts, - OF which American
- bales. Closing quo'at ols we're
81 follows; Ordinary, 4iI; good ordi.
nfry, s 1874; low middling, 81 5000
N tdling, 3; mid iliog uplsnds, bIi;
middling Orleans, I'D.
Futufes opened steady ard closed
firm, as follows:
The prices are given In pence and
81 hs, thus: 90 means 4 90 6ld; &C d
8 0l means l6iL
pm: September, 5 27d. SELLER;
September OCTOBER, s l61, sellers; o.
tobsr Noyember, O9l. buyer; No
vember.D, C mber, 8 OSl, s1llefs; De
cember Jsnuayv, 8 O7j, seller; Janu
ary February, 5 07d, seilera; February.
March, Osi, seller ; NJ reh April,
8 lOj, seliers; AprIl-Msy, lid, buyers.
Ig...-..,..I ....t-t.- .t........l l.. Al.
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MOVEMENTS Ar rHE LHvE

MOVEMENTS AT GHE LEvEE.
Arrivsls.-C,shoma, Fdsrs Point |;
Rsue MRcready, 0Jcsola; B,llo Mem
phie, n. Louis; Emma L heridge,
Cairo.
Departures -Oosh oms, Friars Point;
Rene Macready, 0sceola; Bslle Mem
phis, Vlcksburg.
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BAoaIss.AND IIss
nnoI.LHAnANn NAILN.

sH1T-D,op 81 20; Back 81 90.
LRAD-6c.
N.us-Iroo g. 1902 20; Steel g. IS
(lS2 40.
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TOnACto an, .NUFP.

PowDrR -Ksgs, t5; half kegs, 81 u
quarter keg', 81 80.
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Rsnsas CITY, Memphis sas Birmsug.
mississippi aud Tennessee.

Leaves Arrives
'Ssrdis Ac... $3.50 pm 'Sarels hc... 500 am
Mail traina will not stop At whitehsven.
Horn Lake, Noabit, Loves or Gas stations.
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n.mphi. and Chnrl.,,or
,f.mph,. and I,iuo Rocs
Trustee's sale.

DuRSUANrt 70 the farms Of a deed u trust
il executed 10 me- a. trustee by Pat Martin
and Ju IL Martin, da'sd 2lst day Of svpisn-
bsr, lsII, s9f r,eorasd IN tho hs,i,.srs
tlios OF Bhat county, Tennessee, 10 book
No 10, rage 2.t, dtfault kAviuG been made
In the pay ment Of the debt the sin Z. cured.
and | having been requested W the bsne-
hciAfies therein, viii, on sstsrasy, the
sd day OF Neptember. 1857, between
the hours OF n o'clock =. m. aud o'clock
. m, At the s'uthwest corner Of haia and
Nsdifon streets, IN the TsIlnE District Of
\ sl1y county, Tennessee, sner apd cell az
public anciion, 10 the hisksrt biidyr, fcr
cash, tho following real estate. tostthsr 9Th
All improvements thereon, 10 viti A certain
lot situated IN the TAXING District u shelby
county, Tennessee, county q shelby, Ten
ne,lee, known and dsrgnAtsd ss lots 7 and
4 in block No. 2 81 the A. Wfisht tubdi-
Vision, plat q witch II dult 70 'ordsd 10 the
heflsier q ciiios u shelby oosnty, Ienns,see,
In plat book I, ptle 81. SAID lots have each
front Of 10 feet on the east line Of wfisht
avenue aud tup back bstvesn parallel llsss
40 feet 10 a ~ foot alley. The equity Of 70
demptipn u waived and the titla Dol eyed 10
DO rood but ! eel I'D ,s,99ssy q ne.sss
Turlov A Wrisht, ATTORNEYS.
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THE RIVERS.


Arkansas River. r. l.. Conn, SPIN.
SUNDAY.
Vioksburg .......,... or orPRoyipKnca, 10 q. IN
St. Louis..........,,C Cry or CAiso, tp.m.
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1tsE.D. ASH w.AruHx.

Owes siGS,L srEytot. u. SAL
hInrHIs, September 2, ZEN.
Tho following Observations are taken
at all station. named at 75' meridian tine.
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PETROLEUM.
WHISKY, WINS, LiaUoHs arc.

Coal 0m-Phmo white, Wholesale
lots, I0c per gallon.
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DIR. ID. \. JOuNS0N'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL 0lSPENSARy,
Jefferson NJ,
Bet. Main and Front. MEMPHIS. TENE.
tRTablifhed In l.so.l

Bet MAN ana 'front.' mbNfhin' AhNN'
tRTablifhod In is,o.l
nR. JOHNSON " acknos ed Oh b. 81 par
- Ties tHtoref ted pc b. far TIC most suo
eessfui hysician IN ihq treatment Of private
or secret is.asea. Qaiok, rsr aanenl sufes
guaranteed In ever casHt male ~ lem ",
Recent citof " Con uhoa and hyph'lls
cured ! . a lev dsys vi4oui ~ use OF mef
curry, chance OF diet or hindfAtee from
bu'lnsss, Secondary SJth lis, re last yes
ties sfadicaef without he we % mgfegfy,
l,voiuatarY loss oi semen ,topied j. athorl
time Sufferers from lmpoietff of loss ~
SEXUAL powers restored T. ine visor In a Tow
weeks. VIsims Of ssii sbuie and excessive
ysnssy, suffer- = from tpefma 0ffhta and
los OF phyiioai and m nia, poser, steedily
and psrmaselty cured, PAitl ular a.isn.
ton rad io ths diseases OF Women, aud
su,.s su.rsb',sd p,l,s sod ga ,ot.,. CARED
thogt the use o. causuc % ne tnifs,
sll.. sent By ,Iprs" 10 sli pArt' Of The
's%wcrlIpsm.u cured A. half the s,,.I
ssie;l pm. b. 3. yohNtoH, Nd.
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JOHN Il. MORTON
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO
Southern Nlnera And Improvement
zaPoOKS.
FINANCE.

Money firm aud 10 good eupply, at
spsr cant. The Clearing HOUSE re-
port Ia as follows:
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Liverpool weekly statement for th,
rnnn nnh.d enninmh.r . 1897,

New York cotton statement for week
ending September 2, 1887, with figures
for corresponding week in 1885:
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STEAM BOATs.
STEAMBOATS,.
ST.l0UlS T. NEW ORLEANS
ANCHOR LINE.
E.fzue -FoR- kaatAzSx
HELENA, ARKANS AS CITY
GreenviIio, and all Way Land
tDgs 10 vfcksburg,
RvERY SUNDAY. TUESDAY 4 FPTnAY
From tho Elevator Building.
1887. September Schedule 1887,
1882. | September Schedule | 1887.

Str. BBLLE MEMPHIS ......-.Baher, master
September ID, l9.h and 25th, at 10 Am
Str. CITY OF PROVIDENCE arvell, le,,er
September ih, 10Th and 9Th, at 10 am.
Str. ARK ANsAS CITY,. Brolashi, hastsi
September 9th, 18Th and S0th, at 10 am.
Str. CITY OF VICKSBURG. whitlsdIo, mart
September 9th and 10th at 10 am.
Str. CITY OF CAIRO. .Lishtner, mastef
September llth and 2sd, at 10 Am
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Mississippi valley s""'e IT,, N. @.
Louisville and Nashville.

GuIf Route (Ran.ss city, Spring
Reid snn emshtsl.
Leave, Arrives
*. o. Fn..l0i9O am ok. o. Ex... t,G pm
". Y. Mall. 6i0Op,m X y. Mail. s.D an
sSt, Louis A st, Louis A
Chpso w 6iO0p.m Chrro w s;l5 a. m
Leave Mississippi and Tonrossce depot
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MI.B. kw.G.
LoSpoS, September 2.-BT oliver,
45d pes ounce.
Paxu, September 2--Three per
cent renies, s2t 25o Tor tbs account.
.|. BANK oLRARiSoa.
BAinnoRE, Nh, septembers-Bank
slearings today were ss,4ib,620; bal.
snsez, sSs5,767.
Rvw Yom, September Blank
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

DR. w. H Watt leaves for two weeks vaca-
ton in Minnesota to-day.
Judge Norton and wife propose to take their
summer outing this week by driving to Day
ton, Q.
New York Tribune Mr. Frank Van der
Stucken arrived from Europe yesterday. He
has been engaged to- conduct the orchestral con-
certs the meeting of the Music Teachers
National Association to be held in Indianapolis
from July to O.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
New Denison Hotel: w. d. Wilson, Albany,
n. Y; T. j. Leggett and lady. Dayton; Frank
Stewart, Chicago; &. b. Kerr. Columbus; J. E.
Gordon St. Paul; X. B. f. Peirce Crawfords-
ville E G. Glosford, Lockport N. Y.
Bates House: A. p. Lincoln. Wabash; c. F.
McNutt, III. p. Cutter. Terre Haute; r. T.
Hazelreg, Greensburg; Jos. Cumming, S. F.
Ringgold, Greencastle; S. T. Fish, Geo. New
man, Lafayette; M. Kaufman, New York; NJ.
II. Lehman. Chicago; ID. IEgraham. Brazil; Jas.
Downey, Peru; G. A. Hickcox. Warsaw.
Grand Hotel: Irwin Lee, Peoria; S. B Serage,
Middletown; n. Ian. Muncie: Frank Stewart
Chicago; Z. L. RYDER. Monon; John Crate
Terre Haute; M. g. Baxter. Loeansport; J. Is.
Heilburn, New York; NJ. Thompson. Crawfords-
Vile: c. r. Vanderwood. jamestown, j. M.
Hughes. Decatur; Geo. E. Sackett, New Albany;
NJ NJ Shield. Bloomington: A. H. Brach,
Wheeling, w. Va; A. Reynolds. Monticello.